The Coquille Valley sentinel., October 14, 1927, Image 1

Eleven
Booths Already
es Make Re-
iris—Finance Committee
Finds Ready Response
TRAFFIC OFFIC
PASSING OF A
COOS PIONEER
'ornia has
the hajance for lea cream at tile close
Then»" will be county championship
of school.
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horserfioe fames and an -archery con-
* Ivan Laird assured the committee test for which E. H. Kern has offered
that Brewster Valley would occupy two yellow bows as prizes, one each
a booth this year, with a display of day.
. .
their famous spuds and
other pro-
C. T. Skeels, chairman of the recep-
ducta.
v‘
tion committee, devoted most of his
Earl R. Cooley, of Myrtle Point, in-, report to a talk on reception of
tends going with a team of boys to chickens, yes, he meant poultry, and
the international at Portland and • assured those present that a jiennan-
wa»- uncertain whether Myrtle Point ent building for showing the prize
could take a booth this year. *
poultry of Ceos county would be erect-
Cody Carlson said the ladies of the ed some time. He had promised it
"ommunity club at Parkersburg voted before and eventually it will be pro-
100 per cent to make a display in sided.
the same booth this year that they
Another sports event will be the
did last.
Myrtle P^int-Coquille football game
Henry L. George,' of Rink creek, Saturday afternoon.
Coo* to Exhibit at Portland
Qounty Agent Harvey S. Hale re­
sts that Coos county is to put on an